Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
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VIM. Mcvsugh will have o public
sale Of fresh cows ut Hockessin, ON
Mon day, the 23d inst.
Aunt Betsey will give her entertain.
ment In the Presbyt erisn Churcn NJ
Stanton this evening.
Some Of the castles OF the knights OF
the. Golden Eagle propose having an
excursion to Pennsgrove next month.
Head & Go. have n number OF very
desirable houses for sale IN oineIent
parts Of the city at comparatively low
price.
r. Harry S'ro5e, Of Chsdds' Ford,
has sold the fine trottlrg horse OF Joseph
Oald we'll, Pocopson, to q Philadelphla
gentleman for $500.
MThs Hazel Dell races opened this
AFTERNOON with quite large unmber Of
entries, and rome very lively and
spirited races took place.
A meeting of the Warren Athletic
Association was held last evening, at
which matters OF interest to the club
were discussed and commented upon.
A valuable mare belonging to Morris
Highfe d, of Mill Greek Hundred, re
osived such injuries by falling IN q
ditch, few days ago, ss to cause her
death.
Last Tuesday night mean thief en-
tered the yard of the house No. 702
Adams street and stole lot Of baby
clothes from the line, where they were
hung to dry.
A temperance meeting will be held
at Asbury M. K. ChuI oh at 3. AZ O'Clock
next Sunday after noon, which will BIZ
addressed by Mrs. Lucy Washington OF
Essex, Conn.
Lcander, son of Captain d. d. Joseph
Of Rodney Station, Sussex County, who
has been confined to his room for sew
eral weeks with pneumonia, 10 now
Convalescing.
No embarrassment: Ladies can get
such articles As they need from Belts
Pharmacy, and be waited on by lady
attendant In the private ladies' parlor,
entrance No. ". 9Th street.
Mr.. Charles Rex, proprietor OF the
fremont House on East Second street,
will start from New York on Friday for
Germany, ON an extended trip of three
months for the benefit Of his health.
The West Chester Local News in re-
ferring to the African church 10 tina,
borough says: Rev. Mr.. Accoo, the new
pastor of the Union A. NJ. Il. church.
is now fairly started on his mission
here.
e. B. Riley, No. 1913 King street,
offers Mt private sale. desirable building
lots located on Pyle street and Wood
10 xn avenue, q short distance above
the ter minus OF the trout and Union
street city railway.
A horse attached to q grocer's wagon
was frightened this morning by boz
falling on his heels, when he ran away,
break ing the harness and inflictiDg q
few scratches on his legs.
The boy who picked up a purse or
Fourth street about IL o'clock yester
day morning should leave the same 81
the store OF Phillips & Kane II he
wishes to preserve his name untarn
ished.
The first annual excursion OF Libert,
Oouclave, No. 8, Hepsseophs, or Sever
Wise Men, will take place at Birming
ham Park on Thursday, June 18th
Music will be furnished by Albert
Istring band.
There will be q straw berry festiva
land fair held at Newport on May 26. 2
and %, by the W. q. 7. U. and the Y
W. g. 7. e., for the purpose Of raisiD,
money to assist in opening q free read
ing room for young men.
Yesterday afternoon while ex-Build
ling Inspector Chandler was sitting Il
j. V. Christy's cigar store, on Eas
Second street, he was seized with yer
tigo, but recovered sufficiently In abou
half an hour to proceed 10 his home.
The Registry and Election Commits
sion visited New York last week ant
Iexamined the workings OF the election
flaws Of that State, which are IN man.
respects similar to those recently en-
acted by the General Assembly OF Del
aware.
The Gear and Cza,ina arrived at th
city of Navo rcherh ask, the Csgi,al Q
= the Don Cosssck County, yesterday
They entered the town in state, an
subsequently attended divine service i
the Cathedrs'.